Peace Pot | Ding Kiln White Wood-Fired Clay

Name: Peace Pot | Ding Kiln White Wood-Fired Clay
Brand: 器见
Price: 1980.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Maker: Chen Kangfei

$1,980.00 USD

Piece Details

Clay category: Kaolin
Clay type: Ding ware white wood-fired clay
Form: Ball bead

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Capacity: 285 mL
Weight: 210.5 g
Technique: Handmade
Included documents: Certificate of Authenticity, Collection Certificate, Packaging Box
QIJIAN record number: QJ-TP-0014
Availability: In stock

Clay category: Kaolin
Clay type: Ding ware white wood-fired clay
Form: Ball bead
Capacity: 285 mL
Weight: 210.5 g
Technique: Handmade
Included documents: Certificate of Authenticity, Collection Certificate, Packaging Box
QIJIAN record number: QJ-TP-0014
Availability: In stock

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Peace Pot

May prosperity and peace be with you.

The pot body is as flat and round as a pearl held in the palm; the knob features interlocking rings, capturing the essence of "interlinked auspiciousness." The surface is devoid of ornamentation, relying solely on the naturally mottled fire marks of the wood firing. On the rice-white body, ink-like specks are scattered, resembling stars strewn across the night sky. For this Ding-ware style wood-fired piece, white clay is placed in a dragon kiln and fired at temperatures exceeding 1,100 degrees Celsius, allowing the melting wood ash to form a natural glaze. The fire marks and ink spots are spontaneous sketches by the kiln’s flame, with a yield rate of only thirty to forty percent, rendering each piece a unique work of art. While Chen Kangfei is known for his multi-colored clay work, his wood-fired white clay series best showcases his boldness—the unadorned surface perfectly highlights the authentic texture of the clay and the character of the fire marks.

Best for: White tea, green tea, and lightly oxidized oolong tea.
Perfect for: Those who appreciate minimalist wares and value the unique, one-of-a-kind quality of wood-fired pottery.

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Chen Kangfei

Male, born in Yixing, Jiangsu Province in 1990. As an Arts and Crafts Master, he has been deeply influenced by the pottery-making art of his predecessors since childhood and possesses a profound interest in Zisha (purple clay) pottery. In 2008, he became an apprentice to Mr. Lu Hao, a Research-level Senior Arts and Crafts Master and a renowned figure in Jiangsu Province. He began designing and crafting Zisha teapots, and has conducted in-depth research and innovation regarding their decoration. In 2015, he founded the "Miaotaozhai" pottery studio. By utilizing the colors of five-colored clay and imbuing his works with personal emotion, he emphasizes patterns and balances both round and square elements, establishing a unique artistic style. His works primarily consist of round and plain-finished vessels, characterized by a primitive, elegant, and robust design with strict proportions and fluid, harmonious lines. His creations are refined, understated, and sophisticated, carrying profound meaning. Representative works include the "Imperial Concubine Handle Teapot," "Lotus Seed Teapot," "Bamboo Joint Handle Teapot," and "Chuanlu Teapot."

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